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|seo_title=Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Revealed
|seo_keywords=Harry Potter
|image=Harry potter quidditch champions.png
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|date=2024-07-30T10:57:05.000Z
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|source=Kotaku
|url=https://kotaku.com/harry-potter-quidditch-champions-gameplay-jk-rowling-1851608237
|article=News/Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Revealed
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|content=Warner Bros. Games unveiled an official trailer for Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, showcasing various customizations and gameplay elements. Developed by Unbroken Studios, known for co-developing Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, the game features a range of modes including single-player career, player-versus-player, and online co-op.

The two-minute trailer highlights different venues leading up to the Quidditch World Cup and introduces the game's game modes. Players can choose to compete as iconic characters from the franchise like Harry Potter, Draco Malfoy, Ron Weasley, and Cho Chang, or customize their own characters with a variety of costumes, hairstyles, and brooms. Each team can have up to three players in the online mode, and players can select from the four Quidditch positions: chaser, seeker, keeper, or beater. The gameplay also includes the ability to upgrade brooms with skill points and adjust flight styles.

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The game promises new venues, including "legendary Quidditch arenas" and "never-before-seen areas of the wizarding world." Scheduled for release on September 3, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions will be available digitally in standard ($30) and deluxe ($40) editions for Xbox Series X and S, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Windows PC. PlayStation Plus subscribers can download the game for free on PlayStation 4 or 5 until September 30. A retail Deluxe Edition is set to release on November 8.
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